AFRH-W Zone A Development - Public Engagement AFRH will undertake the development of Zone A as a federal at process that provides numerous opportuni n and will follow a robust federal review s for public engagement and input. + Any Master Plan Amendment will require multiple stages of public consultation and input: + Section 106 consultation per the process in the AFRH-W Programmatic Agreement (PA) + Public comment periods for additional NEPA compliance (if required) + Public meetings held by the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) and Commission of Fine Arts (CFA) + As individual projects are proposed for Zone A, there will be opportunities for formal public ‘engagement through the federal review process. NCPC, CFA, and the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) hold public meetings at which the public and city officials can comment. These boards and commissions typically review projects at the concept and final stages. + The REP for Zone A requires developers to submit public outreach plans that AFRH will evaluate as part of their proposals. + AFRH will continue to engage the ANCs and DC officials through the solicitation and development process. + _AFRH intends to incorporate many of the District's goals related to affordable housing and other plan- ning transportation / environmental objectives, as well as to mimic the local permitting process as. closely as possible. Projects will be designed in accordance with all DC building codes, and AFRH will ultimately be responsible for issuing certificates of occupancy. + The DC Office of Planning has representation on NCPC and will be involved in reviewing proje. providing recommendations. sand TYPICAL FORMAL REVIEW PROCESS FOR INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS IN ZONE A* — Ifa Master Plan Amendment is required ction 106 Review of MPA per the a) er CEA Review of MPA (ifrequited) External Reviews + DCSHPO Review + HPRB Review (at DCSHPO discretion) + CEA Review + NCPC Review — NCPC Review of MPA AFRH Permit Review *For projects requiring NCPC, CEA, and DCSHPO review Construction August 2018